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Itinideo Jas lab CR&NWRy

Ivanoff John lab CR&NWRy

Jackson Gilbert lab CR&NWRy

Jackson M trapper

Jacobsen Erland M ranger U S Forest Service

Jacobsen Roy B lab CR&NWRy

Jacobson Axel lab CR&NWRy

Jaeger Fred trackmn CR&NWRy

Jeter Izorah wtrs

Jeter Leon lab CR&NWRy

Tette Marie E wtrs City Bakery

Jim Michl lab CR&NWRy

Tohansen Geo carp CR&NWRy

Johanson A carp CR&NWRy

Johanson Otto L carp CR&NWRy

Johnson Anthony blksmith CR&NWRy

Johnson Arthur firemn CR&NWRy

Johnson Aug carp CR&NWRy

Johnson Benj lab CR&NWRy

Johnson Chas firemn CR&NWRy

Johnson Chas fishermn

Johnson Chas lab CR&NWRy

Johnson Emil lab CR&NWRy

Johnson Ernest carp CR&NWRy

Johnson John G carp CR&NWRy

Johnson Louis lab CR&NWRy

Johnson Otto lab CR&NWRy

Johnson Rebecca Mrs nurse Cordova Gen Hosp

Johnson Robt lab CR&NWRy

Johnson Sigurd H lab CR&NWRy

Johnson Victor lab CR&NWRy

JONES F A, Pres-Mgr Jones Laundry Inc

JONES LAUNDRY INC, F A Jones Pres-Mgr (See p 121)

Jones Mav (Burkhart Hand Laundry & Baths)

Jones O E foremn CR&NWRy

Jones Saml carp

Jusslin Gust fishermn

KalashinkofT John trackmn CR&NWRy

Kalsto Matt eng Alaska Public Utilities

Kari Herman lab CR&NWRy

Kartberg John lab

Katsogianis Jos lab CR&NWRy

Keating Barbara Mrs dry gds

Kelley J lab CR&NWRy

Kennedy Peter watchmn CR&NWRy Kennedy W lab CR&NWRy Ketoff John lab CR&NWRy Kindland Gust foremn CR&NWRy King Wm H carp CR&NWRy • Kingsley John J lab CR&NWRy Kitsman Chas eng CR&NWRy Kjorsvik John fishermn

Klein John lab CR&NWRy Klein Vera Kleisler Emil tlr Kneip Andw carp CR&NWRy Kobis John lab CR&NWrRy Koch Richd H dairy Kollerers John lab CR&NWRy Koski Louis lab CR&NWRv Koski Steven lab CR&NWRv Krivich Louis lab CR&NWRy Krueger Carlton F mach CR&NWRy Kruger Frank car repr CR&NWRy Kurtz Edw I brkmn CR&NWRy

LaBelle Florence printer Cordova Daily Times

Laeho Victor lab CR&NWRv

Lakau John lab CR&NWRy

Lakeview Hotel (H W McLean)

Lambert Harry carp

Lamoraux H

LaMotte A elk PO

Lane Michl T boilermkr CR&NWRy

Lange Henry G lab CR&NWRy

Lange Pauline (wid Chas)

Lange Wm A fishermn

Lankka Wm lab CR&NWRy

Larsen Geo O firemn CR&NWRy

Larson Alva firemn CR&NWRy

Larson Oscar L cond CR&NWRy

Larson Rudy eng Alaska Public Utilities

Lauderback E G boilermkr CR&NWRy

Lauer Henry carp CR&NWRy

Laurie Bros (J E and S N) clothing

Laurie J E (Laurie Bros)

Laurie S N (Laurie Bros)

Leach Horace elk CR&NWRy

Lechevallier Paul L lab

Lee Edw

Leen John C clnr

Lehman Harley

LevshakofT Paul lab CR&NWRy

Lewis H I sec-treas Finkelstein & Sapiro Inc

Lianes J lab CR&NWRy

Liebe Wm H (Cordova Meat Co)

Lillie C A

Lindgren Carl lab CR&NWRv

CORDOVA—Continued

Lindig Edw cook

Lindquist John lab CR&NWRy

Little Ottie

Long Fred elk E V Boyle Lorenzen John D carp CR&NWRy Loro Peter lab CR&NWRy Lovseth Olaf car repr CR&NWRy Lovseth Sigurd car repr CR&NWRy Luke Benj trackmn CR&NWRy Luke Jos foremn CR&NWTRy Lund Al contr

Lund Gust blksmith CR&NWRy Lundgren John carp CR&NWRy Lundin Gust lab CR&NWRy Luoto Emil lab CR&NWRy Luppy Fred foremn CR&NWRy Lydick J V acct CR&NWRy Lynch T J brkmn CR&NWRy McAllen Mark elk CR&NWRy McAndrews Thos lab CR&NWRy McCAIN HARRY G, Asst U S Attorney McCarthy D J brkmn CR&NWRy McCaskey Edw E

McCONNELL ALEXANDER J, Pres-Gen Mgr Alaska Public Utilities

McCrimman A A carp CR&NWRy

McDaniels H E dairy

McDonald Geo roadmaster CR&NWRy

McDonald Wm J forest supvr U S Forest Service

McDonnell M F (Cordova Meat Co)

McFadden Wm cond CR&NWRy

McGill Peter lab CR&NWRy

McKenna Barney lab CR&NWRy

McKenzie Donald janitor

McKinnon M J .carp CR&NWRy

McKnight Daisv Mrs

McLain Henry \v brkmn CR&NWRy

McLaughlin T lab CR&NWRy

McLean H W (Lakeview Hotel)

McLean Lambert & Kisling fox breeders

McMillan Wm Rev S J pastor St Joseph's Catholic Church

Machin Leo H brkmn CR&NWRy

Maguiness Danl lab CR&NWRy

Mahoney Dorothy Wr bkpr

Maillard Henry whsemn CR&NWRy

Maki Geo lab

Malcolm H B eng CR&NWRy

Malin WTm lab CR&NWRy

Malone E S lab CR&NWRy

Manhattan Hotel (Louise Steel Jeanette Beyer)

Mann Geo A elk CR&NWRv

Mann J lab CR&NWRy

Manning Bertha E beauty parlor Manning Geo E foremn CR&NWRy Manthos Geo lab CR&NWRy Martin Frank carp CR&NWRy Martin Thos lab CR&NWRy

Masonic—F & A M Mt McKinley Lodge No 183 Walter Wolfe

W M Harry Acheson sec O E S Mrs Hilda Sheridan sec Masterson A E brkmn CR&NWRy Mathews Chas master mariner Matsumoto Chas cook CR&NWRy Matthews Thos lab Mattison J E firemn CR&NWRy Maule G C dentist MaximofT Antony carp CR&NWRy Meachin Leo H brkmn Means G E cashr Alaska Transfer Co Medley Edw F lawyer Mellison Saml slsmn Blum-O'Neill Co Inc Meras Manuel lab CR&NWRy Meredith S lndv Merrill C lab CR&NWRy Miller E O (The Club) Miller Frank lab CR&NWRy Miller J C lab CR&NWRy Miller Michl cook Knute Nefsted Miller Norval D carp CR&NWRy Miller Rose

Mitamura K (Northern Laundry Co)

Mitsui J cook CR&NWRy

Model Cafe (Wm Phinn Harold Chadwick^

Moerki Herbert lab CR&NWRy

Monroe Duncan lab CR&NWRy

Moore Chris T printer

M oore Mabel

Morgan Ruth nurse Cordova Gen Hosp Morgridge Ira lab CR&NWRv Mori M cook CR&NWRy Morris Mabel

Morrison Wm fcremn CR&NWRv Morrison W M lab CR&NWRy Mosser D A

Moynahan David A lab CR&NWRy Moynihan Anne Mrs Moynihan Jos elk Moynihan Mary V

Mukai T cook CR&NWRy

Mullar John v-pres First Bank of Cordova

Munsen Edw mach CR&NWRy

Murphy John lab CR&NWRy

Murray Mercy Mrs cook Cordova Gen Hosp

Murray T E forest ranger U S Forest Service

Nakaheasihi M cook CR&NWRy

Nakaike Frank (Arcade Cafe)

CORDOVA—Continued

Nakomoto R cook CR&NWRy Naomoff Geo lab CR&NWRy Naomoff Patk lab CR&NWRy Nebbe John car repr CR&NWRy Neeley Thos fishermn Nefsted Knute restr Nelson Benj carp CR&NWRy Nelson Carl foremn CR&NWRy Nelson Edw pntr Nelson Fred lab Nelson Gus lab CR&NWRv Nelson G M lab CR&NWRy Nelson John lab CR&NWRy Nelson Otto bridgemn CR&NWRy Ness Geo lab CR&NWRy Ness H O lab CR&NWRy Nestor Thos G elk CR&NWRy Nettleton J N lab CR&NWRy Nettleton Price E eng CR&NWRy Nichalai Jos lab CR&NWRy Nichols Chas E firemn CR&NWRy Nichols G H cook Knute Nefsted Nickoloff Dimon shoe repr Nicolet J A cond CR&NWRv Noble H J

Nockas Geo lab CR&NWRy Noel Wm carp CR&NWRy Noonan Jas lab CR&NWRy

NORTHERN DRUG CO INC, Wm L Fursman Pres, "The House of Service" (See p 122)

Northern Hotel (V G Vance) Northern Laundry Co (K Mitamura) Northern Light Canning Co Lund LTtness mgr Northern Meat Market

NORTHWESTERN HARDWARE CO, Charles Foyston Mgr. Hardware, Sporting Goods, Stoves and Ranges, Household Goods, Marine Hardware, Paints and Oils (See p 122)

Norton John B janitor

Nyguard Olaf fishermn

Nylund Victor carp CR&NWRy

Ohman Albt fishermn

Ohman Oscar fishermn

Okahira Kinney cook CR&NWRy

O'Laughlin Esther nurse Cordova Gen Hosp

O'Leary Chas N brkmn CR&NWRy

O'Loughlin Matthew messr U S Telg & Cable Office

Olsen Andw

Olsen Arne S fishermn

Olsen Peter fishermn

Olson Fred lab CR&NWRy

Olson Hans fishermn

Olson Olaf fishermn

Olson Oscar A lab CR&NWRy

O'Neill Harry I v-pres Blum-O'Neill Co Inc

O'Neill Harry J elk

Orava Adam lab CR&NWRy

Osborn Geo jeweler

OSBORNE BEN, Jeweler, Watchmaker and Optician, Manu­facturer of Nugget and Ivory and Gold Jewelry, Diamonds, Cut Glass, Silverware and Optical Goods, Curios and Alaska Souvenirs (See p 123)

Oss Edgar- eng

Oss Edw carp CR&NWRy

O'Toole Patk blksmith Alaska Transfer Co

Oya Thos cook CR&NWRy

Pacific Steamship Co F R Davison agt

Padden J O lab CR&NWRy

Panousis Harry lab CR&NWRy

Pappas Nicholas lab CR&NWRy

Parker J H carp CR&NWRy

Patterson Amy Mrs

Patterson Ralph lab CR&NWRy

Patton C J elk Blum O'Neill Co Inc

Paxton Arnold M mach CR&NWRy

Pell Ada Mrs

Peltonen Wm lab CR&NWRy Pennanen Emil lab CR&NWRy Pennanen Martin lab CR&NWRy Pennycock Chas foremn CR&NWRy Pete Tony lab CR&NWRy Peterson Karl whsemn CR&NWRv Peterson Leslie lab CR&NWRy Peterson O lab CR&NWRy Peterson Peter firemn CR&NWRy Peterson Peter lab CR&NWRy Peterson Roy blksmith CR&NWRy Peterson Tony miner Petropulos Peter lab CR&NWRy Phillips David T elk Phillips Lester lab CR&NWRv Phinn Wm (Model Cafe) Pickle Noble J cashr CR&NWRy Pike Edw cond CR&NWRy Pinkus Arthur A pharm E V Boyle Pioneer Packing Co fish canners

Pioneers of Alaska Cordova Igloo No 19 meets 2d and 4th Fridays Julius Struck pres, Geo Dooley sec, W H Chase treas

Pioneers of Alaska Cordova Igloo No 19 meets 2d and 4th Fridays Mrs H Leach pres Mrs Amelia Struck sec Mrs Minnie Dooley treas

Pitcher Robt lab CR&NWRy

Plants Edw lab CR&NWRy

Pratt Helma Mrs tel opr Alaska Public Utilities

Pratt Lee C dep forest supvr U S Forest Service

Prechter Hans carp CR&NWRy

CORDOVA—Continued

Putselas Michl G lab CR&NWRy

Ouality Shop (Jean Dugger) women's furngs goods

Quinlan Wm lab CR&NWRy

Radebaugh O E foremn CR&NWRy

Rahn Wm driver Alaska Transfer Co

Ranisgard John firemn CR&NWRy

RASMUSON E A, Pres Bank of Alaska

Raymond Albt H lab CR&NWRy

Rayner F R lab CR&NWRy

Reed Elmer L driver Cordova Meat Co

Reed S E eng CR&NWRy

Reedman J C elk Jas Dinneen

Reeves Jos fishermn

Renegar Danl

Rice John lab CR&NWRy

Riley Jas miner

Robbins Frank janitor Coordova Gen Hosp

Robinson K G circulation mgr Cordova Daily Times

Rogers Chas E

Rolfe Harry master mariner

Rolfe Kate dry gds

Rosswog Chas M gen mdse

Rualles Frank lab

Rudolph Lewis

Rutanic Geo lab CR&NWrRy

Ryan J P G eng CR&NWRy

St George's Episcopal Mission Rev E P Zeigler pastor

St Jospeh's Catholic Church Rev Wm McMillan S J pastor

Saari Edw M elk CR&NWRy

Sade Wanns H (Smith's Rooming House)

Sakamoto U cook CR&NWTRv

Salmon John lab CR&NWRy"

Salmon Michl lab CR&NWRy

Salmon Thos foremn CR&NWRy

Salo T Oscar lab

Salo Wm lab CR&NWRy

Samuelson E carp CR&NWrRy

Sapiro J v-pres Finkelstein & Sapiro Inc

Sarin Carl carp CR&NWRy

Sato Wm cook CR&NWRy

Satterlee A J firemn CR&NWRy

Savell Fred H cashr CR&NWRy

SCHEFFLER CHARLES H, Postmaster

Scherer Frederic G Rev pastor First Presbyterian Church

Schmidt Jos car repr CR&NWRy

Schroeder Ernest F elk

Schuetz J F carp CR&NWRv

Schultz Edw J pntr CR&NWRy

Scott Geo cond CR&NWRy

Scott Sophie Mrs tel opr Alaska Public Utilities SCOTT THOS S, V-Pres Bank of Alaska

Scottish Rite Club A J Adams sec

Sellen J eng CR&NWRy Senff Frank lab CR&NWRy Seomon Tony lab CR&NWRy Sewa K cook CR&NWRy Shackelford Chas lab CR&NWRy Sheridan Jas V foremn CR&NWRy Shiels Edw mgr Mrs B Keating Shipman W H carp CR&NWRy Shoemaker David H cond CR&NWRy Shooman Oscar lab Shrine Club Ivan Suphelen sec Siermala John lab CR&NWRy Sinclair Wm lab CR&NWRy Sinkovitz Louis lab Slater Chas fishermn Slatten R carp CR&NWRy Smalley L W mach CR&NWRy Smith Geo foremn CR&NWRy Smith Geo L mach CR&NWRy

SMITH JOHN C (Cordova Sheet Metal Works)

Smith Lew H Smith Otto

Smith Saml B elk P O

SMITH WM G, With Cordova Sheet Metal Works

Smith W G elk CR&NWRy

Smith W P firemn CR&NWRy

Smith's Rooming House (W H Sade)

Snell W M Mrs

Sorensen Hans lab

Soro B lab CR&NWRy

Spearman John F carp CR&NWRy

Spellman J V lab CR&NWRy

Spitz John lab CR&NWRy

Stark Nels foremn CR&NWRy

Stark N Mrs cook CR&NWRy

STEEL HARRY G, Editor-Mgr Cordova Daily Times

Steel Louis (Manhattan Hotel)

Steffgen J N carp

Stevens John lab CR&NWRy

Stevens R L mach CR&NWRy

Stewart Geo wtr Model Cafe

Stewart Geo B pumpmn CR&NWRy

Stewart Thos lab CR&NWRy

Story Roy J transitmn CR&NWRy

Stoser Leora printer Cordova Daily Times

Strand Julian carp CR&NWRv

Strimple Thos firemn CR&NWRy

Strong Albt carp CR&NWRy

Struck Julius foremn

Stuart Harry lab CR&NWRy

Suby Jos lab CR&NWRy

Sullivan John foremn CR&NWRy

Suphellin Ivan H cik CR&NWRy

CORDOVA—Continued

Surgis Angelo lab CR&NWRy Svaleson Carl lab CR&NWRy Swalley J foremn CR&NWRy Swanson Harold cannery wkr

Swanson Hazel Mrs tel opr Alaska Public Utilities

Swanson John A mach CR&NWRy

Swanson Manuel 2d hd gds

Swanson Norman cannery wkr

Sweet E H mach CR&NWRy

Tadich Steven lab CR&NWRy

Taguichi Y cook CR&NWRy

Tanaka T restr

Tassoulas Joohn lab CR&NWRy Taylor Warren A elk The Club Taylor W Y mgr Cordova Packing Co Inc Thanos Gust lab CR&NWRy Thirkill J W blksmith CR&NWRy Thisted Theo E brkmn CR&NWRy Thomas Louis carp CR&NWRy Thompson Benj foremn CR&NWRy Thorp Frank lab CR&NWRy Tibbs Eug lab CR&NWRy Tierney M foremn CR&NWRy Tierney T C jr car repr CR&NWRy Todd Fred H lab CR&NWRy Totemoff Alex lab CR&NWRy Tracy F B

Travis G carp CR&NWRy

Trenker Jos opr U S Tel & Cable Office

Tsukino Geo cook CR&NWRy

Tuloff Alex lab CR&NWRy

Tuomey Michl lab CR&NWRy

U S Forest Service (Chugach National Forest) W J McDonald forest supvr

U S Naval Wireless Stations Mile 7 and Mile 14 U S Telegraph and Cable Office Ike Beal opr in chg Urquhart Wm barber

Utness Lund mgr Northern Light Canning Co

Vance V G (Northern Hotel)

Van Patten L wldr CR&NWRy

Vevig Thos fox breeder

Vevig & Drazenovich fox breeders

Vietch Walter L brkmn CR&NWRy

Vinquist John firemn CR&NWRy

Waite Michl lab

WALN A F, Asst Mgr Windsor Hotel

WALN L, Owner-Manager Windsor Hotel

Walsh Edw eng CR&NWRy Wanagren Gust lab CR&NWRy Warren Elmer J ship carp Wells Oscar lab CR&NWRy Welsh Edw lab CR&NWRy

White Jos A

White Margaret wtrs Arcade Cafe

Whitehead Jos lab CR&NWRy

Whitehead M lab CR&NWRy

Wiedt Edw eng CR&NWRy

Wilcox Roy slsmn Blum O'Neill Co Inc

Wildt E B

Williams D C carp

Wilson Albt W lab CR&NWRy

Wilson Gust fishermn

Wilson Jas lab CR&NWRy

Wilson Jas trapper

WILSON KATHERINE, Associate Editor Cordova Daily Times

Wilson M S agt CR&NWRy Wilson Olaf firemn CR&NWRy Wilson Oscar E lab CR&NWRy Wilson Thos lab CR&NWRy

WINDSOR HOTEL, L Wain Owner and Manager (See p 119)

Winn Thos

Winters Walter lab CR&NWRy Wiser Saml lab CR&NWRy Wolfe Geo firemn CR&NWRy

WOLFE L H, Dentist, Kennecott-Cordova-Latouche

Wolfe Theo watchmkr

Wolfe W M paints

Wolking H B undtkr

Wooding Jos car repr CR&NWRy

Woods Thos lab CR&NWRy

Workman Nicholas

Yasunagra D cook CR&NWRy

Ziebarth J A aud CR&NWRy

Ziegler Eustace P Rev pastor St George's Episcopal Mission
CORWIN COAL MINE. On the Arctic Ocean, 300 m (air line) n of Nome.
COUNCIL. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) Pop 109. A p o on the northerly bank of the Neukluk River, 75 m e of Nome, the nearest banking point. It was first located in 1897 and is in the Council City recording precinct. It has steamer communication via Golovin to White Mountain on the Fish River 24 m w, from which point freight and passengers are handled on scows drawn by horses on Neukluk River. It has a stage line to East Fork, the terminus of the Council City & Solomon River Ry, 34 m sw, where the company has extensive placer mines in what is considered the best mining district in Seward Peninsula.
CRAIG. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) Pop. 250. A p o established 1908 on west coast of Prince of Wales Island, 154 m w of Ketchikan, banking point. Mail weekly. Has a school, lumber mill and cannery. Fishing is principal industry.

CRIPPLE. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) A disc p o 40 trf n of Ophir, nearest p o, and 75 m ne of Iditarod, nearest banking point.
CROSSING THE. A roadhouse on the Olnes-Tolovana trail, 10 m s of Livengood, the nearest p o .
CYCLONE. A disc stage station on the Chitina-Fairbanks summer trail, 249 m n of Chitina and 72 s of Fairbanks.
DAHL. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) A mining settlement and disc p o at the junction of Quartz and Dahl Creeks, 100 m n of Nome, the nearest banking point, and 10 n of Shelton, its nearest p o. Alaska Tel & Tel Co.
DAN CREEK. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) A p o in eastern Alaska, 200 m ne of Cordova, the nearest banking point and 20 m e of McCarthy, its shipping point.
DANIELS CREEK. A mining settlement on a creek of the same name, which empties into the Bering Sea near Bluff.
DAVIDSON. A mining camp on Mary's river, 45 m ne of Teller, and 90 n of Nome, the nearest banking point. Boat con­nection with Teller, its nearest p o. See also Kougarok.
DAVIDSON'S LANDING. A steamboat landing on Salt Lake, 65 m ne of Nome.
DEAD HORSE HILL. (For names see Territorial Alpha­betical List.) A settlement on the Alaska Railroad, 160 m n of Anchorage, the banking point, and 50 ne of Talkeetna, its near­est p o.
DEADWOOD. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) A p o and mining district settled in 1894, located on Deadwood Creek, 42 m sw of Circle, the supply point, and 120 n of Fairbanks, the banking point. Circle Telephone Co, con­nections with Circle, Eagle Creek and Miller House.
DEERING. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) Pop 60 whites, 30 natives. A p o on Good Hope Bay at the mouth of the Immachuck River, first settled in 1901, 150 m (300 by water) n of Nome, the nearest banking point, and 40 w of Candle. Mining is the principal industry.
DELTA ROADHOUSE. See Washburn.
DEMENTI. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) A settlement on the Innoko River at the mouth of the Iditarod River, 50 m ne of Holy Cross, 50 w of Dikeman and 50 nw of Iditarod, its nearest point and p o.

DEMPSEY. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) Pop 100. A p o and mining settlement on the Chistochina river and Daisy creek, 210 m n of Valdez, the nearest banking and shipping point, and 105 n of Copper Center. Gold and cop­per are found along the river and tributaries. Mail monthly from Valdez.
DENVER. A flag station on the W P & Y Route, 6 m n of Skagway, the nearest banking and p o.
DETNA ROADHOUSE. A roadhouse near Dishkaket, 8 m nw of Madison Creek.
DEXTER. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) A mining settlement at the head of Nicola Gulch and station on the Seward Peninsula Railway, 9 m ne of Nome, its nearest banking point and p o. Mining is extensively carried on with good results.
DICK CREEK. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) A mining settlment on Seward Peninsula, near Port Clarence. Teller is the p o.
DIKEMAN. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) Pop 30. An Indian settlement and disc p o, established in 1910, on the Iditarod River, at head of navigation for the American-Yukon Navigation Co, 31 m by winter trail, 85 by water from Iditarod, the nearest banking point and p o.
DILLINGHAM. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) Pop 36. A p o on Nushagak Bay 340 m (air line) e of Seward, banking point.
DIME CREEK. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) A mining settlement on a creek of the same name, a tributary of the Koyuk River, first settled in 1914, 170 m ne of Nome, the nearest banking point. Mail from Golovin by steam­er in summer and dog team in winter. Haycock is the p o name.

DISCOVERY. A mining camp on Anvil Creek and station on the Seward Peninsular Railway, 4 m n of Nome, its nearest p o.

DISHKAKET. An Indian village at the head of navigation on the Innoko River, 260 m from its confluence with the Yukon River, 60 n of Iditarod, its nearest banking point and p o.
DOLOMI. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) A p o and village, first settled in 1900, on Prince of Wales Island, 28 m se of Ketchikan, the nearest banking and shipping point. Has a Methodist church. Weekly mail boat.
DOME. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) A disc p o and mining town on a creek of same name, 16 m n of Fairbanks, the nearest banking point, and 4 m s of Olnes, its nearest p o.

DONNELLY'S ROADHOUSE. A roadhouse and tele­graph station on the Fairbanks-Chitina Trail, 112 m se of Fair­banks.
DOTY'S COVE. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) A settlement on the ne shore of Admiralty Island, 15 m s of Juneau, the nearest p o.
DOUGLAS. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) Settled in 1885. Is a p o and mining settlement on Douglas Island and Gastineau Channel, 2 m from Juneau. It has a bank, 6 churches, saw mill, a privately owned water company, municip­ally owned wharf, fresh and salt water fire protection, fine public school building. Town is located on south side of Gastineau Channel in the direct line and a stopping place for 5 lines of steamships on the Seattle-Skagway mail route. Has telephone connections with Juneau, Thane and Treadwell.
DOYHOF. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) A p o 5 m from Petersburg, banking point.
DRY CREEK. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) A mining settlement on a creek of the same name, which flows into Snake River at Nome, its shipping point and p o.

DRY CREEK ROADHOUSE. A trading post and ranch on the Chitina-Fairbanks trail, 66 m n of Chitina, and 14 s of Copper Center, the nearest p o.
DUGGAN CREEK. A roadhouse near Hot Springs, its p o.

DUNDAS. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) A fishing settlement on Chichagof Island, 60 m sw of Juneau, the banking point. Hoonah is the nearest p o.
DUTCH HARBOR. (For names see Territorial Alphabet­ical List.)- Situated on Unalaska Island (one of the Fox Islands of the Aleutian group), and is the coaling station for steamers en route to St Michael and Nome. The nearest banking point is Seward, which is 1,200 m ne. The Northern Commercial Co has a large general merchandise establishment and coaling station here and conducts all the business enterprises on the island. Mail steamer from Valdez monthly. Unalaska is the nearest p o.
DUTTON. Pop 100. A mining settlement on Iliamni Bay (Cook Inlet). Is the supply point for Iliamni Bay and Clarke Lake country. Steamer from Valdez monthly. See also Homer. Mail to Seldovia.
DYEA. A disc p o on the Dyea River, near the head of Lynn Canal, 6 m nw of Skagway, the nearest banking point. It is a steamer landing and has telephone connection with Skagway, the nearest p o.

EAGLE. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) Pop 100. An incorporated town and mining settlement, also known as Eagle City, on the Yukon River at the mouth of Mis­sion Creek, 615 m nw of Skagway and 100 nw of Dawrson, Y T, the nearest banking point. First settled in 1897, platted in Jan­uary, 1899, and incorporated in January, 1901. Town Council elected annually. Has a public school, and several general stores. The townsite is known on the government maps of the U S coast and geodetic survey as Belle Island. It is the location of a U S customs house, the military post of Fort Egbert, the U S commissioner, the mining recorder of Eagle precinct and the Alaska headquarters of several domestic and foreign hydraulic mining companies operating in the immediate vicinity. Shipments may be made by boat via St Michael or by boat to Skagway, from there by rail to White Horse, thence by river steamer down the Yukon. Weekly stage to Dawson, thrice monthly to Circle and Chicken.
EAGLE RIVER. See Amalga.
EAST FORK. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) A settlement on the Council City & Solomon River Railroad, located at the junction of the East Fork and Solomon Kiver, 13 m sw of Council and 35 n of Solomon. It is also the terminus of the Solomon River and Council stage line, and the supply point for a large mining district.
EATON. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) A disc p o on the Unalakleet River, 200 m se of Nome, the nearest banking point, and 65 ne of St Michael, the nearest p o. Mining is the principal industry of the surrounding country.

EATON REINDEER STATION. On the overland route from Eaton to Kotzebue Mission, 140 m n of the former.
EGOWIK. A native village on Norton Sound, 200 m se of Nome, nearest banking point, 85 ne of St Michael, nearest p o, 25 nw of Eaton.

EIGHT MILE ROADHOUSE. The first station on Fair-banks-Chitina trail (formerly Nine Mile Roadhouse), 8 m s of Fairbanks.

EIGHTEEN MILE ROADHOUSE. Also known as Berg­man's Roadhouse, on the Fairbanks-Chitina trail, 18 m s of Fair­banks.
EKLUTNA. A flag station on TheAlaska Railroad, 28 m n of Matanuska, the nearest p o, and 68 ne of Anchorage, the near­est banking point.

EKUK VILLIAGE. A native settlement on Bristol Bay, 12 m s of Nushagak, the nearest p o.

ELDORADO. For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) A mining town on a creek of the same name in the Fairbanks mining district. Mail to Fairbanks.
ELIM. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) Pop 162. A mission, school and government reindeer station on Norton Bay, 25 m e of Golovin, its p o.
ELLAMAR. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) Pop 106. A p o and mining camp, first settled in 1897, on Virgin Bay, Prince William Sound, 400 m nw of Juneau, and 27 sw of Valdez, its banking point.
ELLIOTT. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) A disc p o at junction of Copper River and Elliott Creek. Mail to Strelna.
EMERY. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) A mining town 58 m n of Anchorage, nearest banking point and 22 n of Matanuska, nearest p o.
ENGINEER. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) A disc p o and mining district on Engineer Creek 3 m e of Gilmore shipping point on T V R R 11 m n of Fox, nearest p o and 20 n of Fairbanks banking point.
ESKA. A flag station on the U S Government Ry, 55 m n of Anchorage, the nearest banking point, and 18 n of Matanuska, its nearest p o.
ESTER CREEK. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) One of the richest paying creeks in the Fairbanks mining district, 7 m n of Fairbanks and reached by stage from Ester Siding, a station on the Tanana Valley Railroad. Quartz min­ing is strongly developing and two or three small mills are oper­ating very successfully. Berry is the p o.
ESTER SIDING. A station on the Tanana Valley Rail­road, 6 m n of Fairbanks. Daily stage to Berry, 3j4 m.

EUREKA. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List. A disc p o and mining district in Central Alaska, first settled in 1899, 20 m s of Rampart, nearest p o, on the Yukon River, 24 n of Hot Springs, the shipping point, and 100 w of Fairbanks, the banking point.

EX STATION. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) A mining camp near the Nome River and a station on the Seward Peninsula Railway, 14 m ne of Nome, its p o.

EXCURSION INLET. (For names see Territorial Alpha­betical List.) A fishing settlement near Juneau, its nearest banking point and p o.

EYEGAK. (For names see Territorial Alphabetical List.) A fishing settlement on Bristol Bay near Nushagak, its p o. Seward is its nearest banking point.

City of Fairbanks
FAIRBANKS. Population estimated 1,200. The metropo­lis of the Tanana Valley, situated at the head of navigation on the branch of the Tanana River 280 miles south-east of the Yukon. It is the terminus of the Alaska Railroad, 360 miles from tidewater.


COAL MINE, FAIRBANKS, ALASKA

Fairbanks is in the heart of Alaska's richest mining district, and mining is the leading industry, with some of the best dredgng and low-grade ground for hydraulic operations in the territory and the gold output is showing an increase at the present time. There are also some very promising- quartz prospects in this ierritorv as well as the working over manv of the rich creeks which is now made possible by the operation of the Alaska Rail­road, and the opening up of the Nenana and Healy River coal fields, enabling cheap fuel to be obtained.

It is also a supply and distributing point for the Tanana and Tolovana mining districts.

The Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines is located here, and in connection with the Government Experi­mental Station is accomplishing a great deal of good in the promotion and growing of all classes of vegetables, hay and grains, and rendering much needed service of an educational and practical nature in the development of all branches of mining.

Fairbanks is an incorporated town with electric light and water companies, telephone service, long distance telegraph sys­tem and daily trains to the coast. It is also the terminus of the Stage Line for the celebrated Richardson Highway, over which trips are made from Fairbanks to Chitina the southern terminus, at a point on the Copper River and Northwestern Railroad, a distance of 310 miles in 36 hours.

It is a very interesting town to the tourist on account of historical associations, with an opportunity of seeing the diversi­fied activities of the mining industry and is convenient to the big game country of the Alt. McKinley district.

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